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Highs remain below average as we head into the weekend. We will those “cooler” temps through Sunday then warm up early next week. Highs today will be similar to what we’ve experienced throughout the week, running about 5 degrees below average. Dew points are looking good today! Those numbers are down in the 30s and

Highs will remain 5 or so degrees below normal through Saturday, giving us a very pleasant wrap up to the week, while monsoonal moisture remains held at bay. Highs yesterday hit 104, and today will be quite similar. Today, humidity values will be lower, making sure it remains comfortable throughout the day. Anticipate a breezy

Expect cooler-than-normal conditions through the rest of the week, along with a bit of breeziness. Monsoonal moisture has been a moderate player in our forecast the last few days, but Northwesterly winds are driving down dew points and humidity. We should see much drier conditions this afternoon and into the rest of the week. We

Monsoonal moisture is easing, so we are a bit drier, and temps will remain below seasonal norms most of the week. Today, expect highs around 105 and that’s true most of this week. The temperature outlook for the week is very comfortable considering the calendar. Dew points and humidity levels will remain elevated today, but

A bit of monsoonal moisture continues to slide in from Arizona, giving us partly cloudy skies and the slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms around the region. The chance of storms on the Valley floor are very low: at or below 20%, but there’s a better chance in the mountains and high desert communities.

Highs will be near average (109) or even a bit below average, but the humidity makes an unwelcome appearance this week. Low pressure over Northern Mexico will push some monsoonal flow into the region through Friday before we see a drier weekend. That monsoonal flow has been mainly in check through most of the summer

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – We’ve been hovering near our seasonal norms the last couple of days, but temps rise a bit moving into the weekend. High pressure remains the main ingredient in our forecast. Monsoon moisture so far isn’t a big issue, with the bulk of that moisture lingering well to our East which means

Highs will again jump into the lower triple digits today, a degree or two above yesterday’s high of 106. High pressure will control the forecast well into next week. Increasing temps will be the main weather story through early next week with above average highs anticipated. We are also tracking monsoonal moisture, which so far

Highs will gradually drop as we move into the weekend as a major area of low pressure pushes high pressure farther East. Today, we still anticipate higher than normal temps. Yesterday we clocked a high of 114, and today we should come in a couple of degrees lower than that. By tomorrow, a developing low